A document which includes a summary of all the key sociology theories and their ideas on Crime and Deviance with simplified ideas from sociologists, their analysis and evaluation (Strengths and weakness) as well as analysis and evaluation of the main theories as well. (Functionalists, Marxists, Feminists, Right realism, Left realism, Interactionists and Postmodernist). This document was created for the 2023 Sociology A-level summer submission and got me an A* as allowed the information to be si...

This a powerpoint for Social Policy, made for unit 4: Crime and deviance and theory & methods.

This summary discusses Functionalist perspectives on the causes of crime with notes on 'Strain Theory' and the idea that crime is beneficial to society. Alongside this, it goes into the responses to crime according to Functionalists

This document discusses multiple sociological perspectives on the causes of crime and the formations of different subcultures in order to allow this. Includes feminism, marxism, left-realism, and functionalism.

This document is a summary of a large chunk of the Crime and Deviance course of AQA A-level Sociology. It covers the different types of crime including: Media and Crime, Globalisation and Crime, Green Crime, and State Crime.

A clear summary based on the AQA revision guide of all key theorists and evaluation within this subtopic.

A clear detailed visual summary showing all content needed for this unit within the Crime and Deviance module.

A clear in-depth summary of all content in the crime and media subtopic needed in the AQA Sociology A level for crime and deviance.

A clear, detailed summary including all key theorists and evaluations required for this section of the unit.